Humza Yousaf has insisted that the
is on a “steady footing”, despite figures showing that the party’s deficit grew to more than £800,000 last year.
In the accounts, the SNP said “neither this deficit, nor the balance sheet are out of keeping with other years in which nationwide elections were fought”, with council elections having taken place across Scotland in 2022. He hailed SNP members as being the “biggest asset the party has” , but the accounts showed a decline in numbers.That is down from 82,598 at the end of December 2022, and compares to the 103,884 members the SNP had at the end of December 2021.
A loan of £60,000 from the party’s “executive management” was still outstanding in 2022, according to the accounts, with former chief executive Peter Murrell – the husband ofOn Wednesday, it was announced that the SNP’s former head of communications, Murray Foote, had been appointed as its new chief executive.
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